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Boo Tillyverse
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tom of finland coffee and moomin coffee
which way western man
I don't let my social media platforms define what kind of loser I am
grapefruit. here's an idea: what if an orange tasted like shit
Played around with my new magnetic nail polish
1 gallon glass jar of Mt. Olive Kosher Dills
I got sorrows as big as my pickle jar
CoverStory #2
"Sad Birds" (1/10)
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I still remember Twitter when you could post by texting your tweet to a specific number.
Only 18 more days to get shit done in February
Hollywood white actor with big ears in his dress blues portrait
Did y'all know this guy was a marine? Feels like I should have heard about it.
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Time and ego keeps us all apart
I have a vague idea what millennial quirk chungus means but..
Oh ok, thank you kind sir, epic explanation video. What a gem. You really did a thing 😜🤣
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When you add in the presence of Thiel-backed firms like Anduril, you begin to get a picture of the Trump coalition’s material basis. It’s an alliance of this family-based regional scam capital and a reactionary fraction of the tech sector that focuses on defense and security. Then you add in ICE’s function as an employment program for the Trumpenproletarian mob and all the illiterate influencers and, voila, you have the class composition of actually-existing American fascism, which characteristically enough, is also a racket. It’s the mob from top to bottom.
"you begin to get a picture of the Trump coalition’s material basis."
Personally, I think that anyone who was sending friendly emails back and forth with Jeffrey Epstein or attending events with him post-2008 should be thrown into an active volcano.
Michael: They also want to deputize all 47,000 state law enforcement officers to conduct immigration enforcement. So yeah, I think that's a good—good way to transition to what I want to talk about next, which is there is this political scientist in the early 1900s named Ernst Fraenkel, German Jew who fled Nazi Germany in the late '30s. Social Democrat, all around good guy by most accounts that I've read. He wrote an important book on the structure of the Nazi state, which he called "dual state." The terms he used, which I'm not gonna use because I think they're maybe a little too overly academic, but are the "normative state" and the "prerogative state." The normative state is the one governed by laws. It's what you see when you watch Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, right? Everybody follows the rules, justice prevails, you have rights. Michael: The prerogative state, on the other hand, you are subject to arbitrary violence. The state can do whatever it wants to you. It is what you read about when you read about the Warsaw Ghetto. It is what you see when you go to the Holocaust Museum. And the idea is that these exist in parallel. You're in one state, but you can fall into the other at any time. The numbers in the Holocaust are, I think, a really good illustration that—like, so many people died, millions of people died, but in the early '30s, the population of Germany was something like 65 million people. So especially early on, the fraction of people subject to this lower standard, the prerogative state, this lawless track in the dual-track system was very small. And for everybody else, life went on normally. They went to work, they did their thing and, you know, they maybe read a report that something bad was happening, but they didn't think much of it. And that's what's being built right now.
![. So especially early on, the fraction of people subject to this lower standard, the prerogative state, this lawless track in the dual-track system was very small. And for everybody else, life went on normally. They went to work, they did their thing and, you know, they maybe read a report that something bad was happening, but they didn't think much of it. And that's what's being built right now. That is how to think about what we're discussing here: the militarization of domestic law enforcement, the building of camps, the deputizing of local law enforcement and JAGs, the extreme abuses of ICE, and the lowering of standards and the suspension of due process, all of that is the creation of this prerogative state. I said I wasn't gonna use this term, but I can't help it. [laughs] And it's small right now.
Rhiannon: Gaza is small.
Michael: Yeah. The borders don't feel porous. I think most people who listen to this probably don't feel like they're in serious risk of being rounded up by ICE in the next week. But, you know, the first camp in Nazi Germany was established two or three months in, and the Final Solution wasn't adopted for eleven years, right? And in between were a thousand, five thousand tiny little steps getting you from that first point to that last point. And we are well past that first point here, and the steps are being taken, like, over and over and over. And the only question is how big the prerogative state gets and how porous the borders are between the two before everybody starts being a little uncertain when they see a Humvee fucking rolling down the street, right? When they see someone in fatigues, where you decide maybe you're not just gonna go out today because you heard that there are troops in downtown. Maybe you're not gonna vote in this election because you heard there are gonna be troops at the polling stations. Where we are now to there is not nearly as far as you think.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ifnpirhh7ihbsqyee5yjrlam/bafkreibxzxpazwipwhu757xw6lfrevndwq7cwtxolhiwp2xrkbdqi55lue)
. So especially early on, the fraction of people subject to this lower standard, the prerogative state, this lawless track in the dual-track system was very small. And for everybody else, life went on normally. They went to work, they did their thing and, you know, they maybe read a report that something bad was happening, but they didn't think much of it. And that's what's being built right now. That is how to think about what we're discussing here: the militarization of domestic law enforcement, the building of camps, the deputizing of local law enforcement and JAGs, the extreme abuses of ICE, and the lowering of standards and the suspension of due process, all of that is the creation of this prerogative state. I said I wasn't gonna use this term, but I can't help it. [laughs] And it's small right now. Rhiannon: Gaza is small. Michael: Yeah. The borders don't feel porous. I think most people who listen to this probably don't feel like they're in serious risk of being rounded up by ICE in the next week. But, you know, the first camp in Nazi Germany was established two or three months in, and the Final Solution wasn't adopted for eleven years, right? And in between were a thousand, five thousand tiny little steps getting you from that first point to that last point. And we are well past that first point here, and the steps are being taken, like, over and over and over. And the only question is how big the prerogative state gets and how porous the borders are between the two before everybody starts being a little uncertain when they see a Humvee fucking rolling down the street, right? When they see someone in fatigues, where you decide maybe you're not just gonna go out today because you heard that there are troops in downtown. Maybe you're not gonna vote in this election because you heard there are gonna be troops at the polling stations. Where we are now to there is not nearly as far as you think.
I said this last august and I feel like it has held up quite well in the following 6 months.
I just watched the shooting video. It's a horrific beating and execution in the middle of the street.
If local and state officials don't move to arrest everyone involved for murder, they need to resign. Making arrests will de-escalate the situation. Do nothing and this is going to explode.
Fucking hell
Omg congratulations!
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This interview is very funny. www.thenation.com/article/soci...
I guess I do think if you participated in the arrest of a five-year-old you are probably just fundamentally incompatible with society. That you are not a safe person for humanity to be around, generally
I have one of these watches! Found (+ a pic of it in use) in my parents' house a few years back. Now in a pile to fix/replace the batteries someday. Along with some Rugrats BK watches and Tamagotchis.
The ground zero guy for hecking doggo social media gaming is talking like this now
This is why it's not petty for Mexicanos and Chicanos to say ICE, MAGA, etc should be denied our food. There was a Mexican restaurant here in LA that fed ICE (a fancier one) and you shoulda seen their Instagram mentions. We were incensed, as we all should be.
I was worried those sticks would fly out of people's hands. Also the instructor broke a few!
youtu.be/rsUP6bb-l6g?...
Just took such a weird fitness class
